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Packaging Materials

The Packaging Materials division is a global leader and expert in circular packaging providing premium packaging materials based on virgin and recycled fiber. Stora Enso helps customers replace fossil-based materials with low-carbon, renewable and recyclable alternatives for their food, beverage and transport packaging with a wide selection of base boards and barrier coatings.

Packaging Solutions

The Packaging Solutions division is a packaging converter that provides premium fiber-based packaging products and services used by leading brands across multiple market areas, including retail, e-commerce, fresh produce, and industrial applications. The division also provides design and sustainability services for customers to optimise material use, logistics and to reduce CO2 emissions.

Biomaterials

The Biomaterials division’s business opportunities are strongly driven by the need to replace fossil-based and other non-renewable materials. Stora Enso uses all fractions of a tree to develop new biobased solutions for various applications. The division’s long-term growth is driven by new products and innovations, while pulp continues to be the foundation.

Wood Products

The Wood Products division is Europe’s largest sawn timber producer and a leading provider of sustainable wood-based solutions for the global construction industry. Additionally, it offers window and door components, and co-products such as pellets made from wood residuals.

Forest

The Forest division is responsible for wood sourcing for Stora Enso’s Nordic and Baltic operations and B2B customers. It manages the Group’s forest assets in Sweden and a 41% share of Tornator, whose forests are mainly located in Finland. The division’s operations are based on sustainable forest management from planning and logistics to harvesting and forest regeneration.

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